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OLE Pathway: Operations

Supportive Housing and the RTA

Information Session 2 for Supportive Housing Operators

On February 28, 2024,  new Residential Tenancy Act regulations will come into effect for supportive housing. Supportive housing operators are invited to join the Ministry of Housing, including the Residential Tenancy Branch, and BC Housing, for an information session that will include the following topics, and an opportunity to ask questions:

  • What’s changing and why
  • The RTA and supportive housing
  • Operational Standards discussion
  • Complaints Resolution discussion
  • Tenant communications discussion

Panel members will share information on the regulation changes, why this change is happening and how it will impact the work of supportive housing operators. BC Housing will share draft operational standards, tenant communication support and discuss the structure of the complaints resolution process. The goal of this session is to support supportive housing operators through the implementation of these changes.

Please register for only one of the following session options:

Learn more about changes to the Residential Tenancy Regulation around supportive housing

 

Who should attend:

Supportive Housing Operators in BC

 

Details

Date:

February 8, 2024

Time:

2:30PM - 4:30PM PST

Cost:

Free

Member Cost:

Free

Venue

Online - Zoom
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